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Q: Hi team,

What do you think of UFO for space play? It think the space should do well in the coming years with the USA now depending on homemade solutions. If you agree, is there any company or ETF you would suggestion in place of this UFO?

P.S: I, as one of your early members, must say that I wish you would have allowed questions on US stocks much earlier. And I am relieved to hear that you are going to continue with this added value service. I keep coming to this site indeed because I want to learn from your answering questions about the US stocks. It is not a secret that Canadian Markets have hugely under-performed their US counterparts.

Thanks for all you do for us!
Read Answer Asked by Saeed on June 03, 2020
Q: I own KXS and and OTEX for the Canadian tech component of my portfolio.
1)Would you suggest adding a third company and if so what would you suggest? Or Would would you prefer adding to the position in KXS (even after the share appreciation)?

2) What is your top pick for US Tech at the moment?

Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Jeremy on June 03, 2020
Q: Is SYZ a potential take over candidate? I’m thinking about adding to a half position. Any particular reason why it trades at a p/e multiple (q1 annualized) that is significantly lower then the other software companies in Canada. Any reason you think one of those consolidators hasn’t looked at it (constellation, open text, enghouse etc)? Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Scott on June 03, 2020
Q: Hi Peter.
What is your thoughts on Evertz business and the current valuation.

They generate alot of free cash flow, have no debt, post high returns on invested capital and have shown modest growth.

Why does the market not give this tech beauty a little more love ? Seems like the price gets "stuck" and there is not a fundamental group of investors behind the equity who will bridge the value into the price. Your thoughts please.

Respect
Read Answer Asked by Patrick on June 02, 2020
Q: We have been looking at these four companies but only have resources to take positions in two of them. Which two would you consider the best choices for returns over the next couple of years?
Read Answer Asked by John on June 02, 2020
Q: Hello 5i,
Could I have you assessment of this US company please?
Thank you
Dave
Read Answer Asked by Dave on June 02, 2020
Q: hi there,

I own a basket of chip companies including AVGO, Nvidia, Microchip in my US 401K and am looking to add Intel based on research that they have the best AI chips out there and will set them up for new technology going forward. Your thoughts. It would bring my total position to 5% of my portfolio.
Read Answer Asked by kelly on June 02, 2020
Q: Which stock of these three have the most up side.
Read Answer Asked by don on June 01, 2020
Q: I am looking to add solid Dividend payers with a history of growing their dividends, and TSM looks like it fits that bill. Plus TSM's Total Return % has risen consistently and impressively over 1,3,5 and 10 year periods. Do you see a significant risk in its not having a 'wide moat'? I'd be looking to add shares during any future Market downturn. Or would you prefer Intel, which has a smaller but decent dividend and currently trading at more of a discount, whereas TSM might be considered to be trading at a Premium right now?
Thank you!
Read Answer Asked by Mike on June 01, 2020
Q: I have had these 2 stocks for the last 3 and 5 respectively. Regardless of sectors, I am thinking of selling both and buy for a 3 year period at least Docusign. Your opinion on future growth for this move? Is it worth it?
Thank you again.
Read Answer Asked by Jacques on June 01, 2020
Q: Could you give me the forward PE on these companies and which looks best currently if buying ? Thx
Read Answer Asked by blake on May 29, 2020
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